Rank #3
13th Age
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
Best Collaborative Worldbuilding TTRPGs
Games that involve players in the creation and development of the game world, fostering shared ownership of the setting.
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Rank #5
Easy D6
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
Rank #6
Apocalypse World
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
Rank #19
Cairn
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
Rank #23
BESM (Big Eyes, Small Mouth)
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
Rank #24
Avatar Legends
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
Rank #33
Dread
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
Rank #35
Bluebeard's Bride
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
Rank #36
Kingdom
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
Rank #39
Vaesen
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
Rank #42
Coriolis
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
Rank #46
Quest
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
Rank #78
Mörk Borg
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
Rank #85
Dungeon World
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
Rank #88
Index Card RPG
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
Rank #100
Dungeons & Dragons
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
Rank #222
FATE
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
Rank #1001
Dragonbane
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
Rank #1005
Court of Blades
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
Rank #1008
Risus
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
Rank #1009
Neon City Overdrive
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
Rank #1011
Ironsworn
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
Rank #1014
The Magnus Archives
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
Rank #1015
Mausritter
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
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A Quiet Year
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
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Ashen Stars
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
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Candela Obscura
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
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Castles & Crusades
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
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Daggerheart
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
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Draw Steel
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
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Dream Askew
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the community, its pressures, and its relationships are built together at the table.
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Dungeon Crawl Classics
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
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Everywhen
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
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Grimwild
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
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Legacy: Life Among the Ruins
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because families, communities, and the shape of the setting emerge through shared authorship over time.
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Mage: The Ascension
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
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Microscope
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
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Monsterhearts
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
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Nobilis
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
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Perseverant RPG
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
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Reign
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
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Shadow of the Weird Wizard
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
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Tales from the Loop
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
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The Black Hack
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
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The Black Sword Hack
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
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The Deep Forest
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
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The Dresden Files RPG
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
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The Midnight World
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
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Troika!
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
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Whitehack
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.
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Wushu
Fits collaborative worldbuilding because the table helps author the setting instead of just exploring a fixed one.